News Archive

The childcare benefits restoration is still ongoing. Stichting (Gelijk)waardig Herstel helps resolve problems more quickly through Listening Writers.

How does the law apply when assisted suicide takes on an international dimension?

Can tolerance be a personal virtue we all develop? PhD candidate Lester Chen argues yes — rooted in Aristotle, practical wisdom, and everyday restraint.

The climate transition in the maritime sector creates significant legal, financial, contractual, and societal challenges for maritime stakeholders.

Representatives from law schools across Europe gathered at the University of Glasgow on 17th April 2026

Bodycams in supermarkets are intended to reduce aggression, but experts question their effectiveness and warn of privacy risks and increased surveillance.

Recognition for both her academic and societal role in the Netherlands and her active contribution to the community in Lund.

The LEGIS research project has been awarded funding under the call ‘Thematic Digital Competence Centres 2025’ (TDCC 2025) by the Dutch Research Council (NWO).

On 1 November, Maarten Kroeze, Professor of Corporate Law and former dean of Erasmus School of Law, will become President of the Supreme Court of the Netherland

Melissa De Groot shares more about her PhD research into the choice between different care pathways and the consequences of that choice.